Strength of schedule is calculated from the opponents projected fantasy points allowed for the RB position. The best rating is +16 which gives the player the advantage against the defense and indicates an easy opponent, the worst rating is -16 which gives the defense the advantage and indicates a tough opponent.
Brown is fully recovered from a torn ACL in 2007 had his most productive year of his career in 2008.
Brown was featured in the wildcat offense that went off against New England in week 3 last season. He should expand on his 2008 production but will lose some carries with RB Ricky Williams in the mix. He should be viewed as a solid RB #2.
Alright. The first preseason game is in the books and we got a chance to look at White for a couple quarters. I think he looked pretty good, even though he was playing second and third stringers. He showed great escape ability and threw the ball ...
Man, do we have the worst Receivers in creation or what? Mr. Touch Football, a.k.a. Ted Ginn, Jr., a deep threat on a team with a QB who can't throw more than 30 yards. Only one with any value is possibly Davone Bess, who has a great pair of ...
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2009 Draft Central
Average Draft Position (ADP) Tracker
Draft Analysis
Round 2, Pick 8
Positives A former #2 overall pick, Brown is an elite talent at RB that is now two years removed from knee surgery and should be fully recovered. The Dolphins are a good football team that will generate plenty of red zone chances. Brown converted on an exceptional 37% of his goal-to-go carries last season. Brown is also active in the passing game, which is relatively rare in backs taken this late in the draft. Negatives Last season doesn't look so good if you take away his magical 4 TD performance against New England. Brown has never logged a 250 carry season, and odds are that he won't this year, either. The presence of Ricky Williams really eats up the fantasy value that Brown could have as a workhorse back. Draft Strategy With the shark leagues only starting 2 WR and granting only 3 points per passing TD, the value curve is highly slanted towards runners. Given how the tail end of the draft favored early WR drafting, I know I want to come away with 2 runners out of 3 picks. There are a number of quality receivers available at this spot, but I will not be seeing a runner of Brown's caliber again. Thus, I'll take Brown now and hope for the best WR available in round 3. (Contributed by: Agenda42)
Round 2, Pick 4
Positives Finally healthy, R Brown could be a top 5RB waiting to happen; in the meantime i'll be happy with 7 great weeks if that's what i get. Parcells likes to playn hardnosed football and wouldn't keep Brown around if he couldn't handle it. Negatives same as above. Draft Strategy love the upside of R Brown as a number 2 RB. (Contributed by: stuffedcrust3meat)
Round 2, Pick 7
Positives He's more than a year away from his knee injury and he was effective even last year. Like Gore, he should be in his Prime. Negatives Questions about durability. If he can't prove he can handle the load his opportunities will suffer. Draft Strategy As with Gore, I may have taken him a bit early based on ADP but I have him rated as RB11 projected at 250/1075/9 rushing and 45/350/1 receiving. If Gore and Brown meet my expectations, I'll have 2 top 12 runningbacks. (Contributed by: dmcduke)